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Bernanke: Housing Correction May Persist; Inflation Still a Concern
Bernake expects the economy to continue to expand in 2007 and strengthen further in 2008. The principal threats are housing and inflation.
I think the economy will be okay. A rising stock market will cure all.
Submitted: Jul 18, 2007
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I saw some of the Humphrey Hawkins testimony this morning. Bernanke is decidedly sell sanguine about the economy than any of the cheerleaders on TV. I guess that he cannot be a cheerleader, but he needs to be somewhat objective.
Posted: Jul 18, 2007